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DFAT checks if Aussies in quake
The Aust High Commission is liaising with NZ to check if any Aussies have been affected by the quake.

The Aust High Commission is liaising with NZ to check if any Aussies have been affected by the quake.

Sea lion bites 11-year-old boy
A young boy has been hospitalised after being attacked by a sea lion at Taronga Zoo.

A young boy has been hospitalised after being attacked by a sea lion at Taronga Zoo.

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  • » Elderly man bashed in robbery
  • » Storms lash SA - more on the way
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    18 years for serial rapist

    A man who raped two women and sexually assaulted 10 others has been jailed for at least 18 years.

    Preparations underway for flooding

    Preparations for heavy rainfall and flooding are underway in Victoria.

    Commuter bashed by youths

    A man bashed by youths at a Melbourne railway station glared at them for smoking before they attacked.

    Son accused of murdering mum

    The son of a missing Perth woman who has not been seen for two years has been charged with her murder.

    Mentally ill mother of twins sentenced

    A woman who killed her seven-month twins has been sentenced to three years in a psychiatric institution.

    Wilkie to see PM more than Swan

    Bob Brown and Andrew Wilkie now have better access to the PM than Wayne Swan, Peter Dutton says.

    Bob Brown and Andrew Wilkie now have better access to the PM than Wayne Swan, Peter Dutton says.

    AG demands longer sentence

    QLD's AG Cameron Dick is demanding a longer sentence for a man who brutally killed an elderly woman.

    Carjacker sentenced after chase

    A man has been sentenced to six and a half years after leading police on a high-speed chase across Perth.

    Maggie Beer soup stock recall

    Maggie Beer's company is recalling some of its stock because of fears of bacteria.

    Sri Lankan returnees tortured

    Three asylum seekers forcibly removed to Sri Lanka in 2009 have been tortured and jailed, Amnesty says.

    Three asylum seekers forcibly removed to Sri Lanka in 2009 have been tortured and jailed, Amnesty says.

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